Estate Boom
to Strike North Carolina
Frontage in the East and Resort De
vetopments tn ine mountains on a nujc
Scale Art Predicted.
Ocean frontage in eaatern Caro
lina and the nut area* of idle, cot
«ff land* in that (action will arm
tnally ba naeliii in tkt gnat ara of
real estate activity now dereioping
tilrimgliout tha entire f®wtry, and
especially hi tha south, U tha oheerrn
*ion of Major Karri* hi correct.
Mora information and erider pub
licity concerning tha year-round cti
Mtf and reaources of North Caro
lina, to ba broadcast daring the mt
ate month*, ara* urgad by tha formar
realization of tha tremendous uppit
tmitiea now within tha graap of tha j
atata. Thar* ia a grant southward
■m—iml of population and capital,
at thia time particularly diractad to
ward Florida hot which will spread
to aH of Dixie, he mid. North Caro
lina, on account of its midway geo
graphical position and Ha outstanding
pmgicas in the development of indua
trinl establishmenta, highway* and
school*, hai a «trong attraction for j
thousand* of good dti*en» from the
•est and middle west. Comparatively '
few people from other sectiona real
ise that North Carolina not only has'
• comfortable summer climate, but
also ha* mild winter*.
North
endowed, will lead
permanent develop
nt, unequalled in Intensity in anjr
ether neetion of the United State*.
He
which afcace the wkadM; aa
int ynUrfcy haa talhiy ef
in a tittle
tha Ml tapping of earpmter'i
itTi at work on the royal coffin pro-1
far the paml grief.
11m coffin ia bttaf aha pad from
tfca trunk of a pine traa which the
una in had watched grmw from
fragile sprout to a giant towering
rmr the regal maneion In which ahe
dwelt. It waa aaid to km h
favorite traa of all the multlfdc of I
Tha feeling at paraonal looa in tl
of the qoaon cxtenda to all j
"With Victoria and Edward" tha
M toko* of (ha
"Qnwa Alexandra made one of the
irreat triumrirate who tranafurmod
the Britiah throne and vara it a new
place in the hearta of the people."
The Timaa pointed oat that it
tieal state which doprhnaa her death]
of political atgnifleaMe.
OLD BOONE HOME BEING
RESTORED
Historic Fumiturs From Ken
tucky to Bo Uitd to Missouri
County Rradaxroui
St. Louis, Nor. 21.—TV old horn*
of DrnM Booos, Icartcd on Frame
Osage Crack, St. Charles County, for
ty-eight miles west of here, Is being
transformed from a farm into a
country home. It is to be furnished
with historic furniture from an old
Kentucky settlement -whers Boons
one* lived. The place will he used us
a country rendezvous. It is situated
on a three-acre tract in a setting of
great natural beauty.
The homestead of the famous Mis
souri pioneer remain* in the Boom
family, for it was purchased by two
of his descendants. Col. Francis M.
Curie and George M. Hagee, attor
neys.
Daniel Boone died Sept. M, 1880, in
this house standing on a wooded hill,
which is said to be the first stone
structure erected in Missouri outside
of St Louis. The property is part of
forty-five acres of land given Boone
by the Spanish Government while he
was a surveyor.
The old "Judgment Elm," under
which Boone held court in summer,
still is standing near the residence.
Joooi County Man Goo* to For
Trenton, Nov. 16.—C. M. Foscus, of
Jones County, is making plans to put
tn 26 ttwt of carpet grin and las
pedesa as additional posture for his
livestock daring the earning year. Mr.
Foscus already has thirty acres sssd
ed to these crops and states that this
pastors is om of the most valuable
parts of Us farm, rsperts County
Agent J. T. Monroe, of Jones County.
He states that B. E Ml also has
ten seres in >wch pasture. Is planning
to lucres** his acreage, and that the
work of thess tws meo Is being care
fully watched by other farmers in
Mr. Monroe says that a number of
the county's leni'ng Uuthsis attend
ed the recent school far track growers
held at Wftntngtao by the acrkul
tural sxtension service at State Col
lage.
TO STAR
• fiat Inritary in (W
part of tho rtttr end vtl
mm! >wp»rtw,t itnk ta tho
to Moantein« row*
Wo. ». |
Contract for tho brW*» woo lot tej
i. lffZ4, to tho ,
of
•m ttartrd «Wtty afUrwaH
direction of J. B. Pridfm, district •». j
The bn|tli of tko lirHji la tj
foot. Thoro trt throo 200-fwt arrhoa
arrooa tko stromi and SO-foot |M
or upon* to rapport tho nMiinliif
lenrth of tho ftroetaro. Into tho
hrM«o hoo Soon placed <1400
yards of coneroto m4 TMJI
of stool.
PRISONERS ARE TORTUR
ED IN CA.
AUaaU, Co.. Not. tl,—Tortures
which *MM Um Mat ingenios de
btees of Torqoemada and Dm Spaniah
rxpilsition m inflicted upon convicts
n mm OMrfte prison campe. ac
cording to Nnhlim awb by Km
•net WHHom, chaiman of the peni
tentiary committee of the Georgia
ifhlitiM, is • report yesterday.
The punishment methods iicMt
'impending the men with chains,
Mr ami brine be Id above their
hsads, their feet hid; touching the
pnund; locking them in wandaa
storks; chaining them In shallow
boxea with their arm* held ao they
cannot he moved, smearing their
fares with esotassea, and putting
them where flies can then tarture
them; and other torture methods as
Williams declared the tortare
methods ar» oriirinatad by waidene
in an effort to diacradit the law pro
hibiting floffiaf of convicta, a* that
the practice of whipping will be re
FARMER IS GORED TO
DEATH BY BULL
Animal Had To Bo Killed Ba
ton Body Could bo Ro
New Born, Nor. 21.—John W. South
proeperona and well-thought-of far
mer of the Silverdale aection of On
*low County, was gored to death by
an iaferiated baU. his body being
found Friday morning. The animal
was Ktandmir at bay over the body of
the man when it was found by nan
her* of the family and friend*, and it
waa not possible to remove the body
until the animal waa ehot to death.
Aa account of the tragedy waa
brought here by D. P. Whitford, of
the same neighborhood. Mr. Whit
ford aald that Mr. Saiith, a native of
Craven County, and a freeident of
yeara ago, when he asoved to Ouetow
County, had gone oat hunting yeetar
day afternoon. Wheo he failed to re
turn late in the afternoon, two grewa
•ona went in search of hi«. Not far
froai the houae they were attached
Sy the bfli and driven from the ftekL
They returned with gnu and neigh
bora, bat the tasall shot were not suf
ficient to sohdoe the animal. Final
ly, after dark, the attach waa aban
doned. to be renewed this morning
with reinforcements. Including rifles.
The boll was finally killed and the
body of Mr. Smith, gored and saaag
lad almost beyond recognition, waa
Jk .a FJ\ mmAaukta &W« |„
louna. Ayouv w yiiys irom c.nr oooy
was foaad v Mr. Smith's gan, with
which ke had beaa hunting, and a
squirrel! waa ia ki» eoat pechet.
the pmpwtji attached until final
uinmunt to antarad kt tha nit, ml
TMa norninf at 10 o'tlorfc Deputy
Sheriff Darby Ohf«« Nmd tha
lk« cWl lammnnt a pott Mr. Cak
in til' ftH adjoining hi* (ffltt at
Hannah Plrkrtt atlB. The paper*
win ilwmpm Mr ratwaad to
nicht by SWrtff Baldwin to Balal«h.
Mo mill atock of Mr. Cola, or par
•mat pi opal ty, waa IbM in the at
itnd, H mmMal of rad aetata—
niaa trarta of Ini UaUd aa follow*:
Om let on Eaat Waah!a«t«n
Ona lot on Fawttwtll» road in
lackhiflwi, on which ia hi* two
«tory dwaBInt
A two *±ry atora aad offlca build
r.r near tha poatafflca.
SI acraa of IumI a few hundred faat
-a«t of tha city, and aitaatad aa route
M.
Tha Joe Marian lot tat Rhaia.
Tha Norton fana la Baarar Dam
townablp.
And thraa »e pa rate fanaa la Baa
"er Daai townahlp of 1M arm, ISO
and IM acraa.
JOBLESS KINGS ON THE
ALERT
IS—Thirty
kings la
arc looking forward with mixed
Hon* to tha signing of the Locarno
pnM treatise km December 1, won
dering what it will nan to them.
People's minds win ba relieved for
a time from the threat of war whan
the KwUm bacoan affective—after
tha pariiaai> ntary ratification that
will follow tht signing—and will tarn
to work and ret nstruction.
What will it * -an for the kings?
they ara asking themaalrea. Will it
bring them closer or take them far
ther from the realisation of what
they regard aa their divine right to
rule their fellow-beings ?
It is a big question for Europe aa
well as for the aspiranets to Europe's
empty thrones.
It may be interpreted either aa
•inlster or reassuring that the kings
thenuetves are doing most of the
thinking about H. They are constant
ly Intriguing with the followers who
'urround them.
Vohnaee could be written about
them. Sou*. like * ex-Emparor-WD
helm of Oermany, keap up tha pre
tense of a court. Others flit about
Europe like ghoets—to England to
Paris, to tha Alpa, to tha Riviera;
noma in samistate, others In
"royal" suites la cheap hotels
The os-kaiavr heads the list
there are thirteen-year-old Otto, of
Hungary, being growaod far
kingship by his ambitious
the rs-eaipraaa Zita; Grown
Rupprerht, heir to tha Bavarian
af Saxony, old
of Bulgaria. George of
Greece. Manual af Krtugal. the eul
tan of Turkey a* the ahah af Per
l
<4 this aftsmawi * the hadak Inborn
teriaa iwd»r the AmUm of lint
George W. Goddard, who «M hi
••hunt* of tW flight.
At ono o'clock Lietrt (MM om
from the dark rum long onongh to
•imoonee that the first printa obtaln
the uml'iUMaf
"Everything wont off jaat aa
planned." Lieut. Goddard declared
"TW flash* ■ were tM right ml
tha camera* wurhad. Only aa *e
ruaoiiuj estimate of tha awvooat of
flashlight pnadw needed or a rdckfa*
Bwtaww haraw daylight twiee
laat night far tha brief ipara of one
fiftfath of a m-snd. Bach toe rapid
toot. . ■■ -
The fifty pounds of powder, drop
ped from tha gtant boaiher at aa aKi
tode of SjOM feet, ignited with a de
tonation that shook hundred* of
Rochester Wldliifl and brain win
dows in iaoiated honor*. So rapid
wna the flash that to the human ob
server the expected rlare was disap
pointing.
Payroll Rifcfari Gat Away
With Lar«a 9m
Detroit, Not in.—A ran* of (In
mm lonlfkt okteM 916,006 at the
Ainsworth Manufacturing ranpuj
nfficm after a fifkt with two express
mnii«|«r». dm of when; waa killed
and the other injured. .Row Loney,
80. waa kUted. and Waiter Radloff,
M seriously injured when they re
turned the fire of the robber* who
jtffiee MMn( with the payroll.
A fasflade erected the two ■»«
wifwi aa they nHrri the door aad
one of the bandit* Jerked the satchel
NORTH CAROLINA NOW
FREE OF CATTLE TICK
Entire Stat* Released From
Reffrictiooi By Department
of Agriculture
Washington. Nor. St.—Tile Da
mrtment of Afrkulture today iaaasd
in order, effective December 10, lift
ing cattle tick quarantine In Ml (MR
tiea In the sooth.
The Infoated area in North Carolina
was releoaed from the qHTHtlM,
leering this state entirety free frost
♦he restrictions which now aaake sta
state* free froas the diseaae, ImM>
In* California. Georgia. Missouri,
Kentucky and Tsnaeeeee.
•t kt last Im went sa tha
boiK • tWrty-foar-fiMt
<•4 tha sat af Nithw II m
mm af
is, itti.
Tha attar 4mf ha cm
t a M
br an
r-foot jrasrt M Ik
ha antir* tr*," saM
~Uwt Aprfl whila
Mti Atlantic, I waa aaarV m
by • British taakar. AiHl
nt a storm. Why. I
bar Jost ss aha is. 1 M fo »chars
joat aff Capat»wn. Africa, hot wa
Ma off ifiln
I startad not I <
ta tha Msrqw
beat a boot tha Sooth
awhile. All at tha savafH I
there ara aay wild oaas any ■
"Tkta I haaM for Torras
■rroac tha Min Ocaan aad thaa
a»at down tha coast ml Africa ta
l thaa. All 1 had ta da
was sail across tha Atlantic,
tha hnsaa Canal aad ay tl
YADKIN TO BE BIG POWEK
srrc